# REDIRECT Abdul Qadir

see video The United Front included beside the dominantly Tajik forces of Massoud and the Uzbek forces of Dostum, Hazara factions and Pashtun forces under the leadership of commanders such as Abdul Haq, Haji Abdul Qadir, Qari Baba or diplomat Abdul Rahim Ghafoorzai.

A few leg spinners such as Abdul Qadir, Anil Kumble, Shane Warne and Mushtaq Ahmed have also mastered the flipper, a delivery that like a topspinner goes straight on landing, but floats through the air before skidding and keeping low, often dismissing batsmen leg before wicket or bowled.

During this time Abdul Qadir of Pakistan was the highest-profile leg spinner in the world and is sometimes credited with " keeping the art alive ".

Abdul Qadir ( Pakistan )

Another viable candidate was Abdul Qadir Dagarwal, who had been a participant in the Saur Revolution.

The United Front included beside the dominantly Tajik forces of Massoud and the Uzbek forces of Dostum, Hazara troops led by Haji Mohammad Mohaqiq and Pashtun forces under the leadership of commanders such as Abdul Haq and Haji Abdul Qadir.

Ahmad Shah Massoud ( right ) with Pashtun anti-Taliban leader Abdul Qadir ( brother of Abdul Haq ) ( left ) as part of the pre 9 / 11 2001 grand Pashtun-Tajik-Hazara-Uzbek alliance against the Taliban

*** Abdul Qadir, Vice president of Afghanistan ( b. 1951 )

* Abdul Qadir Jilani becomes principal of the Hanbali school in Baghdad.

** Sidi Sheikh Abdul Qadir Jilani

# Redirect Abdul Qadir ( Afghan leader )

He is 15th direct descendant of Abdul Qadir Jilani, the Cardinal Sufi Saint in Sufi Islam.

In the time of my ancestor, Syed Abdul Qadir al Gillani, the Abbasid Caliphs were accustomed to consult him as you and your colleagues consult me, but he would never have consented to take an active part in public affairs.

Before the civilian government was established, Afghan air force colonel Abdul Qadir Dagarwal was the official ruler of Afghanistan for three days, starting from 27 April 1978.

With the help of the Afghan air force led by Colonel Abdul Qadir Dagarwal, the insurgent troops overcame the stubborn resistance of the Presidential Guard and killed Daoud and most members of his family.

His sons Shah Rafiuddin and Shah Abdul Qadir translated the Qur ' an into the Urdu language.

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# Redirect Abdul Qadir Bajamal

He served in this capacity until 31 March 2001, when he was succeeded by Abdul Qadir Bajamal.

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